Sentences with phrase «gold rush when»

Laurel was also founded during the gold rush when settlers began making their homes in the city in the late 1800s.

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The legalization of recreational marijuana in Canada has been a gold rush, with firms racing to prepare for what could be a multi-billion-dollar market when it opens for business later this year.

Admittedly, when people a century from now are fearful, it's likely many will still rush to gold.

Dr. Richards compared this moment he sees coming to the 19th century California Gold Rush, when gold diggers jousted over the most lucrative places to sift Gold Rush, when gold diggers jousted over the most lucrative places to sift gold diggers jousted over the most lucrative places to sift ore.

ExxonMobil started its humble beginning in 1859 when Colonel Edwin Drake and Uncle Billy Smith drill the first successful oil well in Titusville, Pennsylvania which led to the oil gold rush.

The term was first floated when middle - aged investors rushed to buy physical gold in 2013, pushing up global gold prices.

Hearth & Dram is a modern - day saloon that transports its patrons back to the late 19th century in Denver when the gold rush was in full swing and the metal clanking of railroad tracks being laid could be heard in the distance.

The UK's shortage of organic milk is a complete turnaround from a few years ago, when lakes of unsold milk were left lying stagnant because of a gold - rush style push on organic conversion.

The U.S. gold rush began the next day when a 29 - year - old Army staff sergeant from Columbus, Ga., Hershel Anderson, won the medal in free - pistol competition.

Yea, when he goes to Barca, teams would go on a gold rush and bid millions for him....

When prospectors found gold in the Rockies, they rushed to exploit it without a thought to the environment.

Through a haze of champagne, we are going to try to look ahead with our Gold Rush Gang today to Friday, when the Writers Guild of America brings us their nominations.

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Since the Gold Rush, mariners had run aground, and those who survived the splintering impact were often pulped when the tides tore them across the terrible strata of the volcanic landscape.

Working at Amazon was like taking a step back in time to Seattle's pioneer roots, back when Seattle was the gateway to the Yukon gold rush.

It's hard to ignore the landscape that shaped the people, or the history those people made — gold rushes, the Overland Stage, the Pony Express, mining towns and ranch wars and gunfighters — when you're traversing the Western United States mile by mile.

Lady Bird & The Fox is a rollicking historical fiction set in 1868 — during the gold rush — when bushrangers roamed the wild west of New South Wales.

But as she reaches adulthood, she falls in love with a disreputable man, and when she becomes pregnant with his child, she follows him to California during the gold rush of the mid-1800s.

The «Gold Rush» ends when there is no more gold left, or no way to get toGold Rush» ends when there is no more gold left, or no way to get togold left, or no way to get to it.

Or who quit when they realize it isn't a gold rush?

This got the attention of writers inside (and formerly inside) the Forbidden City, and ushered in a «gold - rush» phase when good and productive writers began to make really serious money going directly to Amazon.

Well, to ensure you don't bail out of stocks and rush to cash or gold or whatever when the market is tanking, you might write down why you've settled on your current asset allocation and promise in writing that you'll hold off at least a week before making any changes to your stocks - bonds mix.

When, contrary to most expectations, Britons voted last June to leave the European Union, investors around the globe dumped stocks and rushed into traditional safe havens like gold and Treasury securities.

When the Klondike «gold rush» boom started in the early 1900s, there was a renewed interest in Alaska and a massive demand for hauling dogs that could not be quickly fulfilled.

They made their American debut in 1909 in Alaska when they were brought over during the Nome gold rush to help with transportation.

Their numbers increased dramatically during the gold rush in Alaska in 1896, when other breeds were introduced to attempt to improve on their speed and size as sledding dogs.

Johannesburg was the site of South Africa's original gold rush, beginning in 1886 when gold was found in a reef in the Witwatersand.

Elsewhere, restored brickwork and uncovered marble fireplaces recall the high - flying times of Australia's Gold Rush era, when the hotel first opened, and have brought the property back to its original Victorian glory.

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Important during the gold rush of the 1860's, it was the Canadian Pacific Railway which finally put in on the map when it arrived in 1883.

But like I explained in myth # 1, it takes a lot of time, dogged determination and a level of nuance to know when and where to strike if you want to benefit from the rewards points gold rush.

Founded in the mid-1800s to serve California during the heart of the gold rush, Wells Fargo earned its iconic logo when it established an overland stagecoach line to move mail, money, and people across the West.

The city's reputation as a fun - loving place is well deserved, dating back to the Gold Rush era when jumping saloons were filled with prospectors with stories to tell.

Take a trip back in time when you visit Auburn, a California Historical Landmark most well known for it's Gold Rush roots.

When gold was discovered in the nearby Shotover River, Rees found himself at the centre of a gold rush — his homestead declared an official goldfield and the main business area developed around the station.

Make a quick stopover at the Hou Wang Temple in Atherton, which is the only remaining building of the original town — when it was the hub of the Chinese community — during the gold rush era.

When the App Store launched in the back half of 2008, there was an instant gold rush mentality.

Farms and the like are animated when worked, with all the graphics, animations, music, and sounds seeming appropriate for the theme and the era in which the California gold rush took place.

The trailer features rickety old horse - drawn carriage and aged local stores, implying that the game could be set years or even decades before the first, like around when the Gold Rush of the 1850s took America by storm.

The reference to film stills really clicked when the diptych was shown at Ballroom Marfa — the film Giant is shown continuously at a hotel in downtown Marfa and there is a film poster with an orange background that reads just like the «Gold Rush» piece.

The Computer Misuse Act 1990 was apparently also considered rushed and ill - thought - out when it came about, and the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 * is generally held up as the gold standard of poor legislation in the UK.

The city was founded at the height of the California gold rush, when prospectors discovered gold there.

They're essentially arguing that investors will treat Bitcoin like gold, rushing to it in times of uncertainty when the world is falling apart.

Sometimes this signals trouble in the market, a rush to safety, much like when investors rush from stocks to gold in times of crisis.

When settlers first arrived, and news spread of the finding of gold, the rush to Vernon began, eventually becoming a town, and then a formal city.

Bidding wars always yield overpaying when ignorant - to - the - vagaries - of - overheated - markets» purchasers walk the gangplank of wishful thinking, wishfully thinking that they too will successfully participate in the real estate gold rush.

The area was given its name when gold rushers discovered a group of Cyrillic inscribed Russian gravestones and crosses at the top of the hill, (thought to be sailors from a Russian war ship).

When you mine for gold, do you rush out and tell everybody.

New owners Ron and Cher Watkins discovered an even older reputation dating back to the days of railroad building and the gold rush, when a Chinese immigrant fled the railways in 1890 and set up the first laundry.